The college football schedule TV selections for the weekend of Oct. 14 were announced today by the major conferences. Some selections for the American, C-USA, MAC, MWC, and Sun Belt were also made.
Several games were held under the six-day option. Those game times and/or TV will be finalized on Sunday, Oct. 8.
Week 7 Schedule Selections
All times Eastern
ACC
Clemson at Syracuse – 7pm, ESPN (Fri.)
NC State at Pitt – Noon, RSN
Boston College at Louisville – 12:20pm, ACCN
Virginia at North Carolina – 3:30pm, RSN
Florida State at Duke – Noon or 3:30pm, TV TBA
Georgia Tech at Miami, FL – Noon or 3:30pm, TV TBA
Off: Virginia Tech, Wake Forest
American
UConn at Temple – Noon, ESPNews
Navy at Memphis – 3:45pm, ESPNU
Houston at Tulsa – 4pm, ESPNews
East Carolina at UCF – 7pm, CBSSN
Tulane at FIU – 7pm, CUSA.TV
Cincinnati at USF – 7:30pm, ESPNU
Off: SMU
Big 12
Kansas at Iowa State – Noon, FSN
TCU at Kansas State – Noon, FS1
Texas Tech at West Virginia – Noon, ESPNU
Baylor at Oklahoma State – 3:30pm, FS1
Oklahoma vs. Texas (Dallas) – 3:30pm, ABC or ESPN
Big Ten
Michigan at Indiana – Noon, ABC or ESPN
Rutgers at Illinois – Noon, BTN
Northwestern at Maryland – 3:30pm, ESPN2
Purdue at Wisconsin – 3:30pm, BTN
Ohio State at Nebraska – 7:30pm, FS1
Michigan State at Minnesota – 8pm, BTN
Off: Iowa, Penn State
C-USA
Old Dominion at Marshall – 2:30pm, ESPN3
Charlotte at WKU – 4:30pm, FloTV
Middle Tennessee at UAB – 6:30pm, beIN SPORTS
Tulane at FIU – 7pm, CUSA.TV
UTEP at Southern Miss – 7pm, Stadium
UTSA at North Texas – 7pm, ESPN3
Off: Florida Atlantic, Louisiana Tech, Rice
Independents
Eastern Michigan at Army – Noon, CBSSN
BYU at Mississippi State – TBA
Off: Notre Dame, UMass
MAC
Eastern Michigan at Army – Noon, CBSSN
Akron at Western Michigan – 3:30pm, CBSSN
Miami (Ohio) at Kent State – 3:30pm, ESPN3
NIU at Buffalo – 3:30pm, ESPN3
Ohio at Bowling Green – 3:30pm, ESPN3
Toledo at Central Michigan – 3:30pm, ESPN3
Off: Ball State
MWC
UNLV at Air Force – 2pm, ATTSNRM
Wyoming at Utah State – 4:30pm, Stadium
New Mexico at Fresno State – 10pm, ATTSNRM
Nevada at Colorado State – 10:15pm, ESPN2
Boise State at San Diego State – 10:30pm, CBSSN
San Jose State at Hawaii – 11:59pm, MWN/Spectrum PPV
Pac-12
Washington State at Cal – 10:30pm, ESPN (Fri.)
Colorado at Oregon State – 4pm, Pac-12N
Utah at USC – 8pm, ABC
UCLA at Arizona – 9pm, Pac-12N
Washington at Arizona State – 10:45pm, ESPN
Oregon at Stanford – 11pm, FS1
SEC
South Carolina at Tennessee – Noon, ESPN or ESPN2
BYU at Mississippi State – Noon, SECN
Vanderbilt at Ole Miss – 3:30pm, SECN
Arkansas at Alabama – 3:30pm/7/7:15, CBS/ESPN/2 TBA
Texas A&M at Florida – 3:30pm/7/7:15, CBS/ESPN/2 TBA
Auburn at LSU – 3:30pm/7/7:15, CBS/ESPN/2 TBA
Missouri at Georgia – 7:30pm, SECN
Off: Kentucky
Sun Belt
South Alabama at Troy – 8pm, ESPN2 (Wed.)
Texas State at UL Lafayette – 7:30pm, ESPNU (Thu.)
Appalachian State at Idaho – 5pm, ESPN3
Georgia State at ULM – 5pm, ESPN3
New Mexico State at Georgia Southern – 6pm, ESPN3
Coastal Carolina at Arkansas State – 7pm, ESPN3
They need to start playing OU-Texas at night. Come on, what are they afraid of?
I think someone on this website, last year, said the cotton bowl doesn’t have lights and that’s the reason why they play it so early. Plus sticking with tradition.
It does not, I would be afraid to play in the dark too. This may be the same person that says The Ohio State & Michigan should play in prime time at 8:00 at night in a 27 degree wind chill so the game can end at 12am in a (possible) snow blizzard while there is black ice on the roads & no one can get home.
Saying the UM-OSU game shouldn’t be at night is like saying southern teams shouldn’t schedule OOC road games in November against Northern teams – both things are points of criticism in college football (as well as the general avoidance of night games by the B1G late in the season although they have been getting better year after year)